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Soft Heap - Al Dente

and it is delicious Big smile
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For the last few days I have been totally immersed in the Genesis 1970-1975 box set and plan on being there for quite a while!!! But other than that, I've been diving into two great Italian classics- Osanna's L'uomo and The Trip's Caronte!!!!
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Getting inspired by Crimson 87 pollSmile
 
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Originally posted by febus febus wrote:

Originally posted by tardis tardis wrote:

Listening to this again (my first introduction to Canterbury!), upon a recommendation from a friend of mine in Lebanon:


 
an excellent album as well, almost perfect....but don't think all Canterbury is like that..,,,this is the ''easy listening'' section of this genre......when you are going t listen to FACELIFT from Soft Machine THIRD, be prepared!!LOLWink....and that was the best- seller of all Canterbury ShockedLOL


I'll have to check that out Wink
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Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

Soft Heap - Al Dente

and it is delicious Big smile
 
The guy on the right looks like Keith EmersonLOL...meeting Soft Machine!Smile
 
 
 
Is it Pip Pyle??


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Originally posted by tardis tardis wrote:

Originally posted by febus febus wrote:

Originally posted by tardis tardis wrote:

Listening to this again (my first introduction to Canterbury!), upon a recommendation from a friend of mine in Lebanon:


 
an excellent album as well, almost perfect....but don't think all Canterbury is like that..,,,this is the ''easy listening'' section of this genre......when you are going t listen to FACELIFT from Soft Machine THIRD, be prepared!!LOLWink....and that was the best- seller of all Canterbury ShockedLOL


I'll have to check that out Wink
 
Yes, go slowlySmileWink  maybe some Hatfield and the North to start, rock bottom from Robert Wyatt, You from Gong, the first 2 Soft Machine...i am sure Pat will advise you the first 2 National HealthLOL...but with good reasonsThumbs Up
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Originally posted by febus febus wrote:

Originally posted by tardis tardis wrote:

Originally posted by febus febus wrote:

Originally posted by tardis tardis wrote:

Listening to this again (my first introduction to Canterbury!), upon a recommendation from a friend of mine in Lebanon:


 
an excellent album as well, almost perfect....but don't think all Canterbury is like that..,,,this is the ''easy listening'' section of this genre......when you are going t listen to FACELIFT from Soft Machine THIRD, be prepared!!LOLWink....and that was the best- seller of all Canterbury ShockedLOL


I'll have to check that out Wink
 
Yes, go slowlySmileWink  maybe some Hatfield and the North to start, rock bottom from Robert Wyatt, You from Gong, the first 2 Soft Machine...i am sure Pat will advise you the first 2 National HealthLOL...but with good reasonsThumbs Up


Antoine has just given you pure gold here, you've got a lot of CD buying to do!!  LOL
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Originally posted by febus febus wrote:

Originally posted by tardis tardis wrote:

Originally posted by febus febus wrote:

Originally posted by tardis tardis wrote:

Listening to this again (my first introduction to Canterbury!), upon a recommendation from a friend of mine in Lebanon:


 
an excellent album as well, almost perfect....but don't think all Canterbury is like that..,,,this is the ''easy listening'' section of this genre......when you are going t listen to FACELIFT from Soft Machine THIRD, be prepared!!LOLWink....and that was the best- seller of all Canterbury ShockedLOL


I'll have to check that out Wink
 
Yes, go slowlySmileWink  maybe some Hatfield and the North to start, rock bottom from Robert Wyatt, You from Gong, the first 2 Soft Machine...i am sure Pat will advise you the first 2 National HealthLOL...but with good reasonsThumbs Up


Actually, I love to throw myself in the deep end LOL So I'm going to start with Third! Wink

If you don't hear from me in a while, it's because I've gone into shock! However, if all goes well I will proceed to listen to all your recommendations in order!
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So THIRD it is!!...don't worry too much....that's the flag of Canterbury....but beware, there is nothing remotely easy access'' in it even if it is the biggest Canterburu seller............you have to like it Jazzy and very experimental especially with the 20mns opener Facelift..........It also includes the most beautiful ''epic'' in prog imo, ''Moon In June ''very quirky and also very moving thanks to this haunting organ and the fragile, yet beautiful voice of Robert WyattHeart
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Third is one of my 2-3 favorite albums ever.

Listening to Neu! right now.

RIP in bossa nova heaven.
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Oh Monsieur Bern has arrived..............and Third is one of 2-3 favorite albums??? tres bien, tres bien!!!Thumbs UpLOL
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Wink Thumbs Up

And Moon in June may simply be my favorite song ever.

I'm currently practicing so I can play the organ and sing it at the same time.

RIP in bossa nova heaven.
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Gives me an idea!!!!
 
I am going to unwind and reach my bed with ''Moon in June''
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Originally posted by Bern Bern wrote:

Wink Thumbs Up

And Moon in June may simply be my favorite song ever.

I'm currently practicing so I can play the organ and sing it at the same time.
 
What a young man full of promise!!LOLClap.............but how do you get this damn sound from the organ?
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Originally posted by febus febus wrote:

Originally posted by Bern Bern wrote:

Wink Thumbs Up

And Moon in June may simply be my favorite song ever.

I'm currently practicing so I can play the organ and sing it at the same time.
 
What a young man full of promise!!LOLClap.............but how do you get this damn sound from the organ?


LOL

Thanks. About the organ sound, I don't know. I know it has a lot of fuzz and distortion. Never acheived that same sound cause my equipment sucks though.

And that's a real good idea you've got there. I may do the same.




Edited by Bern - November 18 2008 at 23:32

RIP in bossa nova heaven.
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Points: 12600 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 18 2008 at 23:36
Bern!


It seems like it's has been a long while!!

How are you?


(Oh ya Im listening to John Wesley)



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Originally posted by Drew Drew wrote:

Bern!


It seems like it's has been a long while!!

How are you?


(Oh ya Im listening to John Wesley)


Hey Drew! Smile

Yeah I've been away for a long time but I'm back (a bit too much it seems).

I'm fine. What about you?

RIP in bossa nova heaven.
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